Steve Johnson

Insights

Peak Slam run came at Wimbledon 2016

Johnson’s best Grand Slam result was the R16 at Wimbledon in 2016, when he was 26. That stands alone as his deepest run across 41 tournaments and 75 matches.

2016 was his strongest season by far

He reached the R16 at Wimbledon and the R32 at the Australian Open in 2016, adding two more wins than any other season shown. The year also included R64 at the US Open and R128 at Roland Garros.

He was most consistently a third-round-or-better player at Wimbledon and the US Open

Across his career, Johnson reached at least the R32 in Wimbledon 5 times and in the US Open 4 times. By contrast, he never got past the R32 at the Australian Open or French Open except for the 2016 Wimbledon breakthrough.

His results clustered heavily around the first two rounds

Johnson’s most common finishes were R128 and R64: 13 of his 41 tournaments ended in R128, and 11 ended in R64. Only 11 of his 41 appearances reached the R32 or better.

His final Slam appearance was a first-round exit at age 33

The last row in the data is the 2023 US Open, where he lost in R128 at age 33. That followed a 2022 season that still produced a Wimbledon R32 and two R64 results, showing a late-career drop-off.